This week's case is an odd one! We will explore the dark side of New Orleans and learn some quirks about the Goth scene there.

Wistv.com, Investigation Discovery Dead of Night Bourbon St Bloodbath Season 1 Episode 3

This week the shenanigans ensued! I welcomed back previous podcast guests Faith and Amber with Moonlit Artisans. We take a shallow, and intoxicated, dive into the world of the Fae. You can find their artwork at moonlitartisans.com.

thepeculiarbrunette.com, learningreligions.com

This week I'm bringing you tales of mystery, mayhem, murder, and intrigue. We are exploring the legends and practices of two very elusive secret societies, the Skull and Bones Society and the Hellfire Club.

Allthatsinteresting.com, britannica.com, wikipedia.org, grunge.com, historyhustle.com

Getting a little weird this week with a paranormal mystery. Join me on this journey to Mel's Hole in Washington State.

Seattletravel.com, dailyrecordnews.com, allthatsinteresting.com, grunge.com

This week I'm bringing you a tale of a real-life Dexter Morgan. A "vigilante" ex-cop on a rampage. I am talking about Manuel Pardo.

Wikipedia.org, cbsnews.com, tampabay.com

Happy Valentine's Day, Oddballs! Love is in the air, and it comes in many forms. Some healthier than others. The couples this week have a toxic kind of love. I'll be talking about the crimes of Ray and Faye Copeland and the murder of Adrianne Jones.

Sources: Investigationdiscovery.com, thoughtco.com, bizarrepedia.com

This cemetery has tons of history and mystery. There are tales of Victorian celebrities, menageries, vampires, and ghosts. There is something for everyone in my first episode of Season 6.

Sources: Britannica.com, atlasobscura.com, lookup.london, amyscrypt.com

This week we are getting into the Christmas spirit in true O&C fashion. This year we will talk Icelandic Folklore and the horrific crimes of Ronald Gene Simmons. We hope you have a Yule Cat, Yule Lads, Gryla free holiday season!

This week is a little different. The episode is based on an email we got from one of our wonderful listeners, Nicole K. Enjoy!

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This week we try to jazz up the awfully morbid topic of axe murders. In our opinion, at this point, owning an axe should be a crime with how often they are used as weapons of opportunity. Join us for the tales of the Axe man of New Orleans and Frankie Silver.